Arts & Events Calendar Cont

day of show. The concert is at 3 pm in the DECC’s Symphony Hall. Call (218) 623-3776. dsso.com

March 10-12

Fitger’s Bock Fest is a three day affair that begins with a blessing on the Lake Superior Split Rock Bock Beer, followed by a beer tent opening and ends with great entertainment from Volksmarch, the Big Dip, a Stein race, a torte eating contest and beer drinking - with prizes for all. Held in the Fitger’s Courtyard at 600 East Superior Street. Call (218) 722-8826. fitgers.com

March 12

Come and enjoy the Twin Ports Wind Orchestra’s performance of the “Tales from Tolkien.” Featuring Symphony No. 1 - The Lord of the Rings by Johan De Meij. Performance will be held at 7:30 pm in the Fregeau Auditorium, Marshall School in Duluth. Call (218) 726-8208.

March 12

The 8th Annual Duluth Women’s Expo features a fashion show, fun and unique shopping, wine tasting, sampling, pampering, entertainment, and more. Whether you’re calling the shots at home or work, the Duluth Women’s Expo is the perfect place to learn how to feel healthier, more beautiful, or just plain appreciated. Held from 9 am-4 pm at the DECC. Call (218) 727-1177. duluthwomensexpo.com

March 12

LSYC’s 2nd Annual Honor Choir Concert will bring together youth in grades 4-6 from Northern Minnesota and Wisconsin for a memorable day of choral music alongside LSYC singers and directors. Concert is at 5 pm at Duluth East High School Auditorium. Call (218) 461-8461. lsyouthchorus.org

March 18-20

Step back in time to Renaissance Tuscany, where Cinderella lives in a humble farmhouse with her loving stepmother and gawky, dominating stepsisters who flirt with the dancing master preparing them for the palace ball. Left home alone, Cinderella dances wistfully with a broom until an ethereal goddess and three graces magically appear to prepare her for the ball. There she and the Prince dance beautifully together until the strike of midnight. Enjoy the evocative storytelling, rich choreography, lush period costumes and set, and the perfectly happy ending. Friday and Saturday performances are at 7 pm; Sunday at 3 pm at the DECC Symphony Hall. Call (218) 529-3742. minnesotaballet.org

March 19

Treasures of the Earth Green, Goods, Craft & Art Fair includes about 20 local artist vendors with creative things made from natural material and/or recycled material. A used book sale will be held in conjunction with this event. Event is held from 10-3 pm at the Unitarian Church, 835 W. College St. wendyupnorth. com/duluthfairs

March 19-20

The 48th Arrowhead Auto Body Motorhead Madness, presented by Veit and Rydell Parts, will peel into the Duluth Entertainment Convention. More than 150 one-of-a-kind cars and trucks will fill the DECC. Enjoy car club and vendor displays highlighting the latest in automotive trends and accessories, Midwest Remote-Controlled Car races, free kids’ model making, memorabilia, tools, a used parts swap meet, and more. motorheadmadnessmn.com/

March 24

The Harlem Globetrotters continue a world famous tradition of ball handling wizardry, basketball artistry, and one-of-a-kind family entertainment that continues to thrill fans of all ages. Tickets start at $24.50. Held at 7 pm at the AMSOIL arena, 350 Harbor Drive. Call (218) 7225573. decc.org

March 25

Attend Duluth’s Taste at Fitger’s event and enjoy delicious entrees and desserts prepared by the area’s finest chefs; sample wine, spirits and non-alcoholic beverages; and participate in a silent auction or raffle event containing quality, unique items. The event is hosted by Fitger’s. All proceeds benefit Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank. Event is held from 6-9 pm. Call (218) 722-8826.

March 30 – April 3

A golden anniversary is always a much anticipated event as is the biggest spring extravaganza in the Duluth area, and when you combine the two into the 50TH ANNUAL ARROWHEAD HOME & BUILDERS SHOW you know it is going to be exciting. Hundreds of enthusiastic vendors will be there eager to show you their goods and services. Whether you are looking to buy and/or sell an existing home, build that new home you have been dreaming of, remodel or update your current home, go for that new landscaping look or replace those old appliances with new, stateof-the-art ones, you will find it all here under one roof. Held at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center, 350 Harbor Drive. Call (952) 431-9630. shamrockprod.com/visitor/ homeshow/homeshowvhome.aspx

April 8

Join in the fun at the College of St. Sholastica for the 3rd Annual Local Bands, Local Brews event. Sample beers from local breweries while listening to some of Duluth’s most talented musicians. Good times, with great people at a good price: $10/general; $5 CSS Students. Event is held at 7 pm at Somers Lounge at the College of St. Scholastica. Call (218) 723-7000.

April 8-10

The 70th Annual AAD Shrine Circus will once again play Duluth this April with four shows. The AAD Shrine is headquartered in Duluth, MN but also covers Bemidji, International Falls, and most of Central Minnesota. The funds raised from the Circus go back to the AAD Shrine to help fund the organizations dayto-day expenses and is their primary fundraiser. Purchase tickets at the DECC Ticket Office, by phone at 800-745-3000. http://decc.org/ event/70th-annual-aad-shrinecircus/

April 8-10

Have little princesses at home? Give them a special spring treat and register for the ever popular Enchanted Tea Party. Kids ages 2-14 can partake in the Enchanted Tea Party and have tea with some of their favorite princesses and fairies! The Enchanted Tea Party takes place at the Harborside Ballroom at the DECC. Call (218) 628-9996, or visit kernz.com.

April 9

In honor of the lengthening days, the DSSO looks to Persephone, the goddess of springtime for their latest concert, Elysium Fields. Brahms and Stravinsky’s masterpieces evoke budding leaves, blooming wildflowers and warm sunshine in this heavenly concert. Pianist David Kadouch’s fingers will dazzle you as they zip along the piano like a bubbling brook on Ravel’s Piano Concerto in G. Held at 7 pm in Symphony Hall inside the DECC at 350 Harbor Drive. Call (218) 623-3776.

April 11

Empty Bowl “Sea of Bowls,” a preview of the Empty Bowls event will be held the evening prior to the traditional event. Choose your handcrafted bowl at the gallery-style showing complete with wine and cheese reception and a meet and greet with local artists and potters. Bowls range in price from $25 - $100. Proceeds benefit Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank. Event is held from 5-7 pm at The Duluth Depot. Call (218) 727-5653. Proceeds benefit Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank. Held from 5-7 pm at The Depot, 506 W. Michigan Street. (218) 7275653. northernlakesfoodbank.org/

April 12

At Duluth’s premiere charitable arts and hunger event, the 23rd Annual Empty Bowl, choose a handcrafted bowl created by area professional artists, school children and community members. Dine on delicious soup, bread, and beverage donated by some of the region’s best chefs and purveyors. Participate in the silent auction featuring the works of professional regional artists and enjoy local entertainment. Proceeds benefit Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank. Event is held from 10 am-6:30 pm. Call (218) 727-5653. northernlakesfoodbank.org/

April 14-23

Thrilling audiences since 2006, Spring Awakening powerfully reimagines musical storytelling, with a passionate rock score that illuminates the hearts and minds of its teenage characters’ tumultuous journey from innocence to experience. Performances are held Thursday - Saturday at 7:30 pm and Sunday at 2 pm on the Mainstage Theatre at UMD. Call (218) 726-8561.

April 15-24

SUDS, the Rocking 60’s Musical has it all. Suicide by laundry, guardian angels and rocking 60’s music! SUDS will have you out of your seat singing and rocking to the best music of the 60’s. Friday and Saturday performances are held at 7:30 pm and Sunday Matinees at 2 pm at the Holden Fine Arts Center, Manion Theatre of UWS. Call (715) 394-8380.